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laj · 03-19-2011, 09:13 AM

I agree with Cat320. its not the length to a point
but setting up once you are in the site that creates some issues.
I have not had an issue as long as i call ahead to get the site i need to fit my length, but i don`t travel on holidays either.

Jim28730 · 03-20-2011, 05:56 AM

Does size matter......?

For us, it's more about the floorplan and storage. We spend alot of time in our 34' and would not hesitate to full-time in it. I will say, the more slides the better. Opening the width when parked opens up the coach far more than adding a few feet to the tail.

Popcorn Man · 03-20-2011, 09:55 AM

A year ago after a lot of research we bought a used Tiffin Allegro 34 with the workhorse chassie. Three slides and runs like a charm. This unit has plenty of space for two people handles and drives like a charm. You can't beat this RV for money it cost.

LVJ58 · 03-20-2011, 12:43 PM

My take on it, you'll be living in it, so get as much room as you can afford. Ours is 38' and haven't been to any park (National Parks excluded) that it wouldn't fit.

Good luck with your choice

737driver · 03-20-2011, 01:02 PM

Folks,

Thanks again for all the info. We will soon be out on a 2 week trip in our 5th wheel, and plan to check out many of the coaches we have seen advertised. We'll keep you posted on what we find. This will be fun.

Bruce

B Bob · 03-20-2011, 02:19 PM

Other than bumping my head into them when setting up the water, power, and sewer, I have never had an issue in an RV park putting out our two drivers side slides. I have had problems going around sharp bends and corners when trying to get to our space. I look at the space map very carefully before driving into a space for entry and getting out when we leave. Some parks have put large rocks as edge markers into the interior roadways. Those are not good to clip with a tire or side wall when going in or out.